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3 years ago

love it. love having a fun place to just hang ou...

love it. love having a fun place to just hang out and make stuff. it's such a chill vibe. really excited to take more classes here.

its so nice to have a fun place with just enough structure to make work at. And is great to hang out with creative people.

this place made me feel inspired again.

E
3 years ago

Their so-called online youth summer art camp consi...

Their so-called online youth summer art camp consists of three 30-minute meetings (9:30AM, 11:00AM, 2:30PM) with the instructor and the kid is left on her own with a couple of YouTube videos to watch for the remaining time. Camp contents depend heavily on YouTube video watching and the kids are allowed to leave their cameras off the entire time. Lack of instruction, virtually no supervision and no friendship building. I have complained about their problematic camp running structure and they have admitted that it is below standard. However, nothing changed. They said they will work on making improvements, but in the meanwhile, I would stay away from their camps and save myself and my kid 360dollars.

J
3 years ago

My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time here. To...

My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time here. Todd was the right blend of patient, friendly, and informative. It was so gratifying to work with our hands - I particularly appreciated that the class challenged us to learn new things but also set us up for success, so that we were able to take complete and take home our creations by the end of it. This experience was novel, creative, and therapeutic. We'll definitely be back!

A
3 years ago

From blacksmithing to carpentry, and stone-carving...

From blacksmithing to carpentry, and stone-carving to jewelry-making, glass-blowing, etc. The Pratt is a fascinating place where you can see all sorts of artworks coming to life. It is also mostly funded by well deserved donations from people who support the arts.

My gf and I took a fantastic 4hr beginner blacksmithing class: the teacher was experienced and passionate about the subject, and the rest of the staff were very friendly and helpful. We had decent hands-on-time in a well supplied forge, making a couple of garden ornaments with a handful of friendly people.

I highly recommend looking into this institution if you are interested in learning blacksmithing (and from what we saw stone-carving, glass-blowing and carpentry as well).

J
3 years ago

Great time! I went here for a friends birthday and...

Great time! I went here for a friends birthday and what a fun night. There were about 10 of us and we had such a great time. The teacher Maureen was awesome and all the ladies that helped that worked there were great! I will definitely be back another time.

R
4 years ago

I love the feel and ambiance of this space. What i...

I love the feel and ambiance of this space. What is really important is the flexibility and access the school offers to the art studios at all hours of the week to practice and work on your projects. I took classes with both Todd and Didem and they are so amazing, patient and thoughtful in their approach to guide you as you work on enhancing your technique.

B
4 years ago

I paid over $300 for a class, but I only received ...

I paid over $300 for a class, but I only received about $10.00 worth of education. Our instructor, who is a married man, was clearly smitten with one of the beautiful young girls in our class and proceeded to flirt with her for the entire duration of the course and give her special attention. The other students were more advanced and had experience in the subject matter, but I was a newbie who had no idea what I was doing. I needed help and even when I asked questions, I usually received one-word answers and barely any help at all. What a waste of time and money! I will never come back here again.

About Pratt Fine Arts Center

Pratt Fine Arts Center: Making Art Accessible to Everyone

Pratt Fine Arts Center is a Seattle-based non-profit organization that has been providing art education and resources to the community for over 40 years. The center was founded in 1976 by a group of artists who wanted to create a space where people could come together to learn, create, and share their passion for the arts.

Today, Pratt Fine Arts Center is one of the largest community-based art centers in the country. It offers classes and workshops in a wide range of disciplines including ceramics, jewelry making, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and more. The center also provides studio space for artists who need a place to work on their projects.

What sets Pratt Fine Arts Center apart from other art centers is its commitment to making art accessible to everyone. The center believes that everyone should have access to quality art education regardless of their background or financial situation. To this end, Pratt offers scholarships and financial aid programs for those who need it.

In addition to its educational programs, Pratt Fine Arts Center also hosts exhibitions and events throughout the year. These events provide an opportunity for artists to showcase their work and connect with other members of the community.

At Pratt Fine Arts Center, there is something for everyone – whether you are an experienced artist looking for studio space or someone who has never picked up a paintbrush before. The center’s welcoming atmosphere encourages spirited exchange among students as they explore new techniques and ideas together.

Overall, Pratt Fine Arts Center is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in exploring their creativity through the arts. Its commitment to accessibility ensures that everyone has the opportunity to experience the transformative power of art firsthand.

Pratt Fine Arts Center

Pratt Fine Arts Center

3.9